Read more about the article Antarctica’s Ancient Rainforest Revealed In Lump Of Amber, First-Ever To Be Discovered There
Image shows the 90-million-year-old amber, undated photo. It was found in Antarctica. (Alfred-Wegener-Institute, Johann P. Klages/NF/newsX)

Antarctica’s Ancient Rainforest Revealed In Lump Of Amber, First-Ever To Be Discovered There

A lump of amber unearthed in the South Pole that is the first ever to be discovered there has proven how Antarctica was once covered in lush rainforests. The amber,…

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Read more about the article BMW Unveils New Humanoid Factory Bot
Image shows the humanoid robot, undated photo. BMW Group, from Munich, Bavaria State, Germany, carried out successful testing in a real production environment. (BMW Group/Newsflash)

BMW Unveils New Humanoid Factory Bot

Sinister-looking new humanoid robot car maker giant BMW has been secretly testing at a high-tech plant in the USA. The bot, codenamed Figure 02, is considered by the German auto…

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Read more about the article Launch Of Suicide Capsule Cancelled Over US Patient’s Mental Health Issues
Image shows the Sarco suicide pod, undated photo. The Canton of Schaffhausen, in Switzerland, has banned its usage. (Sarco/Newsflash)

Launch Of Suicide Capsule Cancelled Over US Patient’s Mental Health Issues

A planned launch of the space-age death pod dubbed the 'Tesla Of Euthanasia' has been scrapped in Switzerland. Suicide expert Philip Nitschke, 76, dubbed Dr Death, revealed on 28th July,…

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Read more about the article West Antarctica Was Forest For Millions Of Years Longer Than Previously Thought
Image shows rendered graphic of the MARUM-MeBo70, undated photo. It can be seen landing on the seabed of the Amundsen Sea. (MARUM, Martin Kuensting/Newsflash)

West Antarctica Was Forest For Millions Of Years Longer Than Previously Thought

Climate scientists say West Antarctica was ice-free for millions of years longer than previously thought and the big freeze probably only happened 7 million years later. An international team of…

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Read more about the article Astonishing Moment Ant Colony Amputates Severely Injured Ant’s Leg To Save Its Life
Image shows an illustration of an amputation, undated photo. When wounded an ant bites off the leg of an injured conspecific, and then treats the wound by licking it. (Hanna Haring/Newsflash)

Astonishing Moment Ant Colony Amputates Severely Injured Ant’s Leg To Save Its Life

Colony of ants amputates the leg of a seriously injured ant to save its life in a discovery that puts them closer to humans in their treatment of injury than…

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Read more about the article Sea Soaked Up 50,000 Tonnes Of Russian Gas From Nord Stream Sabotage Blast, Says Study
The research vessel Skagerak near the site of the Nord Stream leaks, undated. A University of Gothenburg study found increased methane levels in the Southern Baltic Sea. (Olof Lonnehed, University of Gothenburg/Newsflash)

Sea Soaked Up 50,000 Tonnes Of Russian Gas From Nord Stream Sabotage Blast, Says Study

An astonishing 50,000 tonnes of methane unleashed by explosions on the Nord Stream pipelines that pumped Russian gas to the West was trapped in the Baltic Sea, say experts. Scientists…

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Read more about the article Antarctic’s ‘Stable’ Glaciers Are Melting From Below, New Study Shows
Image shows a sediment core from East Antarctica, undated photo. Polarstern will return to its porn in Bremerhaven, Germany, after a six-month-long Antarctic mission. (Alfred Wegener Institute, Lester Lembke-Jene/Newsflash)

Antarctic’s ‘Stable’ Glaciers Are Melting From Below, New Study Shows

Huge glaciers once thought to be stable in eastern Antarctica are melting from below as warmer water flows erode their roots, a new scientific study has revealed. The six-month study…

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Read more about the article Bug Boffins Find Missing Link Wasp In 100-Million-Year-Old Amber
Image shows the 100-million-year-old wasp, undated photo. It was preserved in a small piece of amber from Myanmar. (MDPI/Newsflash)

Bug Boffins Find Missing Link Wasp In 100-Million-Year-Old Amber

Bug experts in Germany and France have unearthed a missing link wasp species trapped in a piece of amber around 100 million years ago that was found in Myanmar. Entomologists…

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Read more about the article Researchers Make Scientific Breakthrough After Cloning Two Tibetan Sheep From Adult Animals’ Donor Cells
The world's first cloned Tibetan sheep is born in Qinghai, China, undated. The sheep weighed 3.4 kilograms and was clinically healthy. (AsiaWire)

Researchers Make Scientific Breakthrough After Cloning Two Tibetan Sheep From Adult Animals’ Donor Cells

Researchers have made a significant scientific breakthrough after successfully cloning two Tibetan lambs using the body cells of adult sheep. The two Tibetan lambs were born in China's Qinghai province…

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Read more about the article Scientists Invent Orbiting Lasers To Zap Space Junk
Photo shows Space Debris Removal, undated. Japan firm is developing world-1st debris-zapping laser satellites to tackle space junk. (Orbital Lasers, SKY Perfect JSAT/Newsflash).

Scientists Invent Orbiting Lasers To Zap Space Junk

Japanese scientists have revealed how they plan to use powerful lasers to zap space junk circling the Earth to clear the planet's orbit. Experts say more than a million pieces…

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